Bloccy Bird

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Camera Angle

Flying Animation

Animation Editor

Benthan Vu
bxvu@ucsc.edu

Notes to Grader:

Click and drag to rotate the camera, scroll to zoom in and out, middle click to pan.

Feature: Animation Editor

First, click "Animation Editor" to enable the editor.
To add animations, first select a body part, then modify the rotation/translation. Place it in a position that you like and do the same for other body parts.
Then when finished with all body parts for that keyframe, modify the keyframe time to the desired time for that pose to be shown.
Then click "Add Keyframe to All". This will add the transformations to each individual body part.
To replace a keyframe at a certain time with the current pose, set the keyframe time to the specific time and click the add keyframe to all button
To remove the most recent keyframe, click "Remove Keyframe from All".
When finished with all keyframes, click "Save Animation". It will give you a file that you can upload later.

Advanced Mode:

When Advanced Mode is enabled, more actions are available.
Here you can upload the animation you created.
When Fade In Pose is enabled, the pose will fade in from the default pose in the saved animation (basically a keyframe added at the start that you don't see).
When Fade Out Pose is enabled, the pose will fade out to the default pose in the saved animation (similar to above).
This also allows you to add and remove keyframes from individual body parts.
Copying values from previous keyframes is also added. Clicking on them overwrites the current values to the keyframe's values.
This can be used to kinda preview how the animation will look.
You can also save an animation for a specific body part, but a download for the new animation will not be given to you (i already spent too much time on this)
Workaround for above is to just click save animation and have it be the same name.